Nina Droff (in Paris) 7:50 a.m., October 21, 2022

A week after the death of young Lola, 12, the emotion is still intense in the 19th arrondissement of Paris, where the teenager lived.

Hundreds of people continue to come every day to gather in front of the building where she lived, to pay homage to her and maintain her memory.

Europe 1 went there.

Emotion, again and again.

A week after the death of little Lola, 12 years old.

At the end of the day, a tribute will be paid to him by the inhabitants of Fougerolles, in Pas-de-Calais.

Dignified and sober tribute according to the will of the parents who have found refuge in the village.

Thursday, in Paris, several hundred people gathered place Denfert-Rochereau around Éric Zemmour and Marion Maréchal, who observed a minute of silence in memory of the teenager.

And in the 19th arrondissement where Lola lived, residents continue to go to her building to bring her memory to life.

Europe 1 went there.

"I need to come"

On the low wall, in front of Lola's building, hundreds of bouquets of flowers accumulate, like in front of a war memorial.

Some are beginning to wilt, others have just been deposited.

Sylvie comes every day to relight the extinguished candles.

Her own way of maintaining the memory of Lola, a week after her death.

"I have been coming since I learned of the death. I put out candles. Yesterday I came to bring roses. I need to come. I am focused on this little girl and I feel the need to be here."

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Under Claudine's eyes, the mascara smudged.

Resident of the neighborhood, she came to lay a few flowers, look at the photos placed on the sidewalk so as not to forget her face.

"I had to come, I watch the news, it's always on my mind, there's nothing to do. There are no words... I find what happened monstrous."

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Despite the passing days, the shock is still present for Gladia.

He still doesn't understand how such a thing could happen.

"It's really terrible that we can say that our little girl is going out and maybe she won't come back. We are all touched by her death. I will come back to pay tribute to her."

Many hope that a white march will soon be organized in the neighborhood in tribute to the little girl.